3.- Obtain the equation of motion and the circular natural frequency as a function of the parameters indicated. Apply the desired method. Figure 2 Cilndro masa m Bam masa m Cilindro, masa 000 No hay deslizamiento- a de masa m Figura 2 m m.

3.- Obtain the equation of motion and the circular natural frequency as a function of the parameters indicated. Apply the desired method. Figure 2 Cilndro masa m Bam masa m Cilindro, masa 000 No hay deslizamiento- a de masa m Figura 2 m m.

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3.- Obtain the equation of motion and the
circular natural frequency as a function of the
parameters
indicated. Apply the desired method. Figure 2
Cilndro masa m
Barra masa
Cilindro, masa
000
No hay
deslizamiento-
a de masa m
Figura 2
mmm.

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